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IU _____ DENMARK CLOSES THE DOOR. FOSTER GIVES HIMSELF U Ford Peace Party Can't Hold Meet- Charged With Having Slain Y'< ings in Copenhagen. 0 North Carolinian . w i ,-w . Spartanburg, December 27.?F Copenhagen, via London, December Fog who Sun(lay afternoon i: 27?The Danish government will pro- , , tQ havo shot an(, instantlv v hib.t the members of the l ord peace John H a y farmer> 'o{ expedition from holding meetings here, .ountv> N(>rth Carolina> while H under a decision rendered alter the I _x , . ^ ..... .. .. ... - sioou in cue roau neiween uvo yi recent visit of crimp Bjornson, son of 1;;dU>s a( FeIman.s farm< near the late Norwegian dramatist, who en- gouth Carol|na ? four miles we deavored to deliver a lecture on the Trvon> ^ave himse,f up to SF European war. HiU. of Polk county, this mornir I he decision rendered at that time T n an(J is nQW in jai, at Cohjn was that no lore,pners would he per- Th'e (,X(.itomcnt foi,owinfr the tra mitted to lecture on the war or the , , . , .... , has subsided. hell liferent powers ; FosU>r js sai(, to have come John Hayes walkinp between the $18,000 I'ltOI-11 ON I ININh. vounp women of that county Su afternoon, and remarked to Columbia, .Mo., Dec. 27.?At the he- "Step to one side. I want to .? pinninp of the European war, B. F. -vou- Hayes did not obey the Dimmitt, a druppist at Rocheport, in niand, was but shot down as he s Boone county, told his friend to invest w!thI the vounp women at his side in quinine and prow rich. He himself ? them havinp her hand in his i houpht 10,000 ounces at 14 cents an l"J't P?(het when he fell, ounce. The d.up has been quoted at , Frank Foster is a married mar St: an ounce, and if he sold Mr. Dim- has a wife and three children resi mitt would $18,000 profit. "? I o'k ^unty, near Vauphn s m tie. Hayes, who was killed, is sa have been a hard-workinp boy, HUSBAND RESCUED KMssa?1 8n" nevcr ht Foster pave himself up, but i VIPQPA IRIMR Wirt MO statement as to the cause ol IItOl MinillU flirt Shootinp. After the shootinp he appeared in the mountains, and inp the nipht searchinp parties After Four Years of Discouraging lowed him, but found no trace of Conditions, Mrs. Bullock Gave "is ?Pi>oa !> i" Tryon this .m? ' . ii i j caused considerable excitement Up in Despair. Husband it was known that he bad surren< Came to Rescue. I to the county authorities. ROLLS LOG TO CELEBRATE Catron, Ky.?In an interesting tetter FIFTY YEARS OF MIARRI from this piare. Mrs. Bettie Bullock ijt.njan.in Eckert is Hale write* as follows: "I suffered for four Hearty at Seventy. years, with womanly troubles, and during Evansville, Ind., Dec. 27.?In this time, I could only sit up for a little hration of his golden wedding while, and could not walk anywhere at versary Benjamin Eckert, ag?-< all. At times, I would have severe pains living on the Stringtown road in my left side. here, opened an old-fashioned log The doctor was called in, and his treat- contest by rolling the first ment relieved me for a while, but I was 'nL() !' .ai?. Wl1 1 ",s .. , . . . . .hands. Mr. hckert is vigorous de soon confined to my bed again. After ,lis s an(| this fall |ow<>) that, nothing seemed to do me any good. acres of whet^t lan(, in prepar; 1 had gotten so weak I could not stand, for the planting. and I gave up in despair. Celebrating the anniversary At last, my husband got me a bottle of him were his wife, four children Cardui, the woman's tonic, and I com- 12 grandchildren. After the fi menced taking it. From the very first had rolled the first log into plan dose, 1 could tell it was helping me. I sons entered into competition am can now walk two miles without its UP a sn",'<, tlo"S('i ho"rstiring me, and am doing my work." MRS. EMMA PER KIN l)EAI If you are all run down from womanly troubles, don't give up in despair. Try Was Mother of Mrs. l're*ton. Cardui, the woman's tonic. It has helped mi?rlv Mrs riovolnnrt more than a million women, in its 50 v y,,i U- iw 97 Ti.r. <1 years of wonderful success, and should ,! Tk ? surely help you, too. Your druggist has ',rT1"1ai ' err,"? mother of sold Cardui for years. He knows what Frances I?olsom I reston, who it will do. Ask him. He will recom- Mrs. Grover Cleveland, at Print mend it. Begin taking Cardui today. N. J., was announced here toda Ti. ., . - ? ? ., George F. Parker, a close friend o WrxU to: Chattanooga Medicine Co.. ladles' , ., ,,, , , Advisory Dept.. Ch.ttanoor*. Trnn., tor fiprcial family. She was Yd years old. Instructions on yourc?s? and64-page book.' death occurred late Ihst night a Treatment (or Women, scot In plain wrappe". 106-tt , , ^ home of Mrs. Preston. INVEST YC MONEY TC $11.98 FOR THE BENEF1 OUR WONDERFUL CI TINUE SAME UNTIL I THERE ARE QUI' FOR CHRISTMAS PRE SAME AND SECURE r P HUNDREDS OF Y< ITER THEY HAVE RE YOUR MONEY IS RE] WANTEED. DO NOT Fj OUR STOCK HAS PURCHASED FROM 1 THEY DESIRED TO ( PRICE AND WE ARE CALL TODAY G DUPLICATE ORDERS FRO] THE COLUMB 4 MAIN STREET. UNION. P. I GEORGIA PEOPLE WANT DIVORCE LAW REPEALED. |L oung "I would like to see the day," saif Si Judge Pendleton, ' when the divorce ] rank laws are repealed for at least ten ' deri s al- years so we could get some rest from tilled these domestic quarrels. 1 believe in Notice PoIk that time many couples, having no , jftni ayes recourse to the courts, would becoma -i ? j i- i ? noon, we oung reconciled and live on happly ever ^ hich the afterward. j st of "Divorces are becoming more num- balance lerifT erous every day and many are being ,nen^s f ig at followed by alimony proceedings. nr. ase ibus. This year, when it closes, will show , , gedy about i!0() cases that have gone through the Fulton county courts. . . upon Let's have the law repealed. I be- j1' t two lieve the experiment would be a good -p^is saj( nday and profitable one."?The Georgian. ound. !M UST ANG H over- por Sprains, Lameness, ated for ( an)j Sores, Cuts, Rheumatism lished ti tiling Penetrates and Heals. inning0 rres- Stops Pain At Once grist mil ",en? For Man and Beast <>ated iving 25c. 50c. $1. At All Dealers. \n* ? LINIMENT Is uur- *"*" ....... fol- A MERCILESS JUDGE above sti him. One Who Shows N'o Favor. Any suc< ning A merciless judge is Father Time, chaser t until Before him the weak and the wanting chaser h lered to the wall. Only the truth can premises stand. For years the following state- ?f the U ment from a Union resident has with- with the stood this sternest of all tests. does bus \GE. Mrs. F. B. Scott, 5 Hix St., Union, situated ami says: Tvi^ kidney* were in bad shape opportun and I suffered from dizzy and nervous person <1 cole- spells. My head ached, too. Finally, to same anni- I pot Doan's Kidney Pills from the J. W. S I 70, Palmetto Drug Co., and they relieved ?f P* P* near me." (Statement given March 8, roll- 1011). 52-3t and OVER THREE YEARS LATER, Whmmm own Mrs. Scott said: "1 haven't had the v spite least sign of kidney trouble since I _ d io used Doan's Kidney Pills." chill To ation Price aOc, at all dealers. Don't General simply ask for a kidney remedy?get wellkno' with Doan's Kidney Pills?the same that and IRQ i and Mrs. Scott has twice publicly recom- out Mai: ather mended. Foster-Mi I burn Co., Props., Guilds uj e the 'iiinaio, j\. y. i ? 1 put IT IS TRUE JfJ that the unusual sale of a remedy [)# is the best evidence of its merit. COStS 1 Mrs. J I questn ( |s RHEUMATI'SM" POWDERS "Ur y |,y are guaranteed to give relief from Hianiy f the rheumatism. They arc unusually large W6 gU jj,.r sellers. Sold only by us, 50c and jj^tGIlt t the $1.00. Glymph's Pharmacy, Union, _ .. s. c. Bailt >UR CHRIS ) GOOD A: is a Suit or Overco ide to Your Meaure T OF THOSE WHO HAVE NOT 1 JRISTMAS GIFT SALE, WE HA FURTHER NOTICE. rE A FEW OF YOU WHO HA1 'CrXTTQ IIPDC IO rnTTTT* /MiHAfin louii 10. iiEiivD io inE< urruiiJ rHE GREATEST RETURNS. OUR FRIENDS WILL TELL YOl CEIVEI). REME MBER, WE W FUNDED. EVERY GARMENT \ \IL TO TAKE ADVANTAGE OF BEEN PRETTY WELL CLEAN] rHE MILLS QUITE A NUMBER :lose at a figure way b GIVING YOU THE BENEFIT 01 ENTLEMEN AND PDA M PREVIOUS CUSTOMER! PUBLIC SALE. lie of Ginnery, Saw Mill and Mill Outfit of Bailey Sans Company, at Sedalia, S. C. is hereby Riven that on Mon- ?* nary 10th, 1910, at 12 o'clock, *1 will sell at public auction to ^ est bidder upon the follow- *5^ s, to wit: One-half cash, the in two equal annual installrom date, the balance of the J "F^Ol price to be evidenced by a secured by chattel mortpafte *D nl operty purchased and to bear XV<U at 8 per cent, with the privi- ^ f^lv he purchaser to pay all cash. V>11. e will take place on the f~k111 of the present site of the Bai- Jk UU.J pre Pn?m?n<. 1> V 1* 1 Or. ? , ..... A, kj<- a. Tf?r >unty of Union, State afore- *<jr *.V*x I lis property is located on the ?? /" road leading to Padgett's VJTx 1 lurch and is favorably situ- J "\A7ll business and has an estab- ** ade of several years. The ?* nsists of a complete cotton ^ outfit, saw mill outfit and ? ll outfit. The property is lo- I a convenient two-story build- ?? 3 i I h is sold along with the out- ^ buyer of this outfit has the ? of the use of the land where- V ame stands, so long as it is ?* the purpose of cotton ginning, work or grist mill work, as ated, free of any rent charge. lessor in business to the purlas like privilege and puras a right to move from the , under contract with owner ind, the machinery connected jn outfit and house in which it .*\.?>fZxx?/M iness. This business is well for trade and there is a fine iity to the purchaser. Any esiring information in regard , apply to J. C. Murphy, * ^1,8 landers or A. J. Bailey, all Mother Tri I). 1, Sedalia, S. C. !;,Bai1"y; In spite of ev< m W- Sanders. (o diet> chi,dreri er You Need a General Tonic f,me constipate* 'fake Grove's sible for many i Id Standard Grove's Tasteless promptly relieve tliA A/ 11 t.-l t- - - " uiv? is Lijuaiiy vuiuuuit! ns a IVITS. U# VV V Tonic because it contains the Tenn., had troul wn tonic propertiesof QUININE Woodrow, until i N. It acts on the Liver, Drives weu'R Syrup Pe aria, Enriches the Blood and > the Whole System. 50 cents. <'an safp'y saV Pepsin is the be - ? or. earth. It act I? tUFC'T CPPVIPP surely. Little W> Hi I)Lo 1 oHilv V Il^Hi v constipated ai intr that Rave io more than careless y?ur Syrup Pei ifferent service. Our rf!w,;1, ? ? . , Dr. Caldwell's of service is without compound of on the best in the city, free from opiat Undertakers gentle- mi,d in action, , polite and attentive. prescribedt0by f, /e every order our best than a quarter ion. Phone No. 106. now be had for ey Undertaking Co. - , o " 1TMAS GIFTl DVANTAGE i lat, Custom OOC , Value. . Vt J I AKEN ADVANTAGE OF VE DECIDED TO CON- | /E RECEIVED MONEY 'UNITY TO INVEST THE fj J Vb THE GREAT VAL- | 1 F" ILL PLEASE YOU OR <X | VE PRODUCE IS GUAR- | THIS OFFER. % W||f | ED OUT, BUT WE HAVE ft | OF NEW STYLES THAT 1 ELOW THE ORIGINAL | ? THIS PURCHASE. CE YOUR ORDER. 5 OF THIS SALE WELCOMED Fill AIII1IA MM flILUKIHB UP. W. P. BOBO, Manager : ? j ? i mas Goodies f - Candies, Fruits, Nuts, f [sins and Cakes for the ristmas Holidays make r store your headquar- % s. Heavy and Fancy < Dceries at prices that % 1 appeal :::::: jf i /\ /-ft Ik 1ft, * C /-ft v ic yy uMiuuin \ju. * ? ? Laxative Relieved This Body ly Constipated Until ~ ied Simple Rem- I ;!?: , WS jry eare and' attention "IjsHft iMj i are very apt to be- ; ||j|MP ||9B , d, a condition respon- I^^Hp lis in after life unless f&9/K&jL | , Syrup Pepsin is a WOODROW WILSON. ilYtnln I'lvniitr/t UahKo .? ? 11 ? A 1 1 J - ' a . % nciun, nny wcn-siocKeo nrug store. a trial es or narcotic drugs bottle of Dr CaldweI,.g Syrup PepSin positive in effect and taste. It has been ran be obtained, free of charge, by >r. Caldwell for more writing, to Dn w> B. Caldwell, 454 of a century and can v fifty cents a bottle in Washington St., Monticello, Illinois. * * . ' t . J ' *